Proposals for Ohio banking code reforms outlined
Cleveland March 28. Provisions of a proposed new Ohio banking code, crafted by Governor White’s committee and others, span 309 sections to replace the existing code. Key changes grant the superintendent near absolute authority, impose stricter capital and loan limits, separate trust banks, and require frequent, detailed reports from all banks and affiliates.
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Cleveland
White
John A. Chapman
Columbia University
Caarman JL. Lo Marshall
Senate
Ohio
Bank
Banke
Identify Slain Bandit At Lorain
Authorities identify the body of a man slain during a holdup in Lorain as Frank Brown of Toledo, a former convict. A man claiming to be Charles Carroll of Cleveland is jailed on a shooting to kill charge under a 25,000 bond, and a third gang member remains at large.
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Lorain
Frank Brown
Toledo
Charles Carroll
Cleveland
Grand Jury
Charee
Ohio forecast shows fair, warmer night then clouds and light rain
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight in Ohio. Thursday will bring increasing cloudiness followed by light rain in the north portion, with warmer temperatures in the south and extreme northwest. Much colder by Thursday night.
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Ohio
Four Killed in Rangag City Election Violence
Kansas City Mo March 28 The hitie Tammany of the midwest emerged victorious from an election marked by one of the wildest sprees of violence in recent American history. With the incumbent Democratic machine returned to power for four years, the score stood four dead one critically wounded and a score bruised in altercations at the polls. Shots rang out and blackjacks rose and fell as the Democrats rolled up a big majority for Mayor Bryce B Smith machine candidate for reelection. Dr A Hossill former University of Missouri president on Citizens Fusion ticket was outpaced in residential areas by the machine slate in the North Side wards. The slam men were Lee Flacy deputy sheriff William Finley Larry Cappo and P W Oldham a bystander shot accidentally.
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Kansas City
Hitie Tammany
Midwest
Bryce B. Smith
Machine
A. Hossill
University of Missouri
North Side
Lee Flacy
Wiliam Finley
Larry Cappo
Governor White backs retail sales tax plan in Ohio
Governor George White urged passage of a retail sales tax to fund schools and local government in 1935. He announced a personal appearance before a joint session to press the tax, arguing it is the only viable revenue measure after the House rejected an income tax plan. The proposal includes an increased utility excise tax and an income tax bill, aiming to meet known minimum local needs.
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Columbus
Joint Taxation Committee
George White
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
White
Ohio
Assembly
House
Special Taxation Commission
Legion Marks 15th Anniversary in Paris France Gala
About 200 members and guests attended a gala marking the American Legion’s 15th anniversary in Paris France with two large birthday cakes, one ice cream and one baked, each lit by 15 tapers. Post leaders and past commanders spoke on history, notable incidents included the monument washing at Eir Park, and foreign representative Paul Malenchini discussed US trade prospects with major nations. The event closed after cake cutting and toasts.
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Nuailiary
American Legion
Paris
Frances
James J. Elemes
Dan Symons
M. A. Jenkins
Mr. Symons
Dan Dave Hamlin
Arthur Harald Birch
Lewis Huff
Ders
Eir Park
Vircil Jasper
Robson
Paul Malenchini
Thew Shovel
Lorain
U. S
Russia
England
Ialy
France
Tie
United States
Judges appoint Frank Steven prosecutor to fill unexpired term
Assistant Prosecutor Frank E Stevens was named to fill the remainder of Prosecutor John M Harding’s term after Harding was buried at Rigehill Memorial. The appointment by Common Pleas Judges A R Webber and W B Thompson follows a noon conference. Stevens will serve until year end then the November election winner takes office.
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John M. Harding
Frank E. Stevens
Rigehill Memorial
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Stevens
Harding
Lorain County Humane Society
Columbus
Avon Lake School Board Contracts Criticized
State examiner Miss R Loney reported to County Auditor C S Kelser that Avon Lake school bus driver contracts by the prior board ran five years beyond legal authority. The four contracts total annually 499 4167 1235 and 1199. Claims include recovering 259 in premiums from insurers due to new fire equipment.
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Avon Lake
C. S. Kelser
A. J. Nagel
Clarence Detzel
Merc
Ohio National Guard Unit Inspection Today Led by Regular Army Officer
Annual inspection of the local Ohio National Guard unit is conducted here with Capt. Church, a regular army officer, as inspecting officer. The War Department assigned the inspector to this post. Office work began at noon and troops will be inspected at the armory tonight starting at 7 p.m. The event will be open to the public.
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Ohio National Guard
Church
Regular Army
War Department
Pabtic
Muskingum Conservancy District to Build 14 Reservoirs
Public Works Administration signed a contract to release a $22,590,005 loan and grant to the Muskingum Conservancy District to finance construction of 14 reservoirs in east central Ohio.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Harold L. Sirke
Muskingum Conservancy Dietraio
Ohiyo
Expedition Finds Traces Of Lost Civilization In Sahara
A French archaeological expedition led by Professors Gauthier and Rey Risse reports traces of a civilization dating back thousands of years near Blida outside Algiers. Inscriptions and carved stones depict giraffes, ostriches, elephants, rhinoceroses, and chariots. evidence suggests the Sahara was once populated before desertification.
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Algiers
Sigeria
Sahara
Corpedition
Gauthier
Rey Risse
Blida
Garamantes
Herodotus
Africa
French Academy of Science and Inscriptions
Speed Plans To Return Airmail To Private Firms
Washington March 28 Postmaster General Farley announced temporary commercial aviation contracts to resume airmail transport within three weeks. Bids open within 15 days, with three month terms, possible extensions. Private airlines barred if fraud or collusion, and army planes remain grounded until permanent policy is set by Congress. Roosevelt backed private operations while Black-McKellar bill seeks four year bids and ICA regulator authority.
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Washington
W.P
James A. Farley
Farley
Postoffice Department
Post Office Department
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate Post Office Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Debates Roosevelt Veto of Veterans Pay Bill
The Senate weighs President Roosevelt's veto of the veterans pay restoration bill after the House override 310 to 72. Administration and veterans groups claim victory while the outcome in the Senate remains doubtful with voting expected after two hours of debate.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Joseph T. Robinson
Administration
Congress
Wolfe Seeks Reelection to Ohio Senate
State Senator Philip Wolfe of Mansfield announced his bid for a second term on the Republican ticket. He said he would continue to serve all people with honesty, competence and fearlessness, considering his district including Ashland Lorain Medina and Richland counties.
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Philip Wolfe
Mansfield
Ashland
Lorain
Medina
Richland
General Assembly
Ohio Senate
Wolfe
Ohio
Ifs
Miss Belle Sherwin Leader for 30 Years Retires
Miss Belle Sherwin, longtime leader in social educational and civic groups, retires as president of the National League of Women Voters. She began public service in 1900 in Cleveland as president of the city’s first Consumer's League.
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Belle Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
Miss Sherwin
Cleveland
Consumer's League
Empire Sheet and Tin Plate Gnes Wage Increase
Mansfield C March 28 A 10 per cent wage increase for employees of the Empire Sheet and Tin Plate Company here effective April 1 was announced by Carl H Henkel president of the company today The wage increase will mean an increase of 250000 dollars in the company payroll during the remainder of the year
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Mansfield
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Carl H. Henkel
Pleads Not Guilty to Arson Charge in Ridgeville
Ralph McPherson, 41, of Ridgeville, pleaded not guilty and sought grand jury binding when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on an arson warrant. Bond set at $1,000. Authorities say he set fire to his home north of Center Ridge Road after a quarrel with his wife, with losses estimated at $1,800 and no insurance.
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Ralph McPherson
Ridgeville
Joseph Petro
McPherson
Center Ridge Road
President Roosevelt Heads For 10 Day Tropical Cruise
President Roosevelt arrived by train in Jacksonville to board the yacht Nourmahal for a 10 day tropical cruise. He planned to leave official duties behind and return to Washington by April 7 while facing potential congressional veto overrides on veterans government workers logistics.
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Jacksonville
Frs
Roosevele
Washington
Nourmahal
Roosevelt
Fla
Congress
Old Timers Reunion To Be Held April 12th
National Tube Co. announces its third annual Old Timers Reunion for veterans with 25+ years service at the Lorain plant. April 12 at the Pearl Avenue Restaurant marks the 39th anniversary of steel making in Lorain. Fred W. Waterman, retired president, is invited as principal speaker. A music and entertainment program features local performers. Tickets are on sale at Wissinger’s Haberdashery and Day’s Music Store.
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National Tube Co
Old Timers
Ster
Lorsin
Pearl Avenue
National Tube Company
Lorain
Elyria
Margaret Hochstein
Fletcher and
Rueche
Miss Bird
Chester Smith
Arline Sargent
Herman Hess
James Kennedy
Conrad Mihken
Rendon
Flenniken
Carl Carlson
J. Powell Jones
Richard Sinclair
James 4
Daniel
Wages to rise about ten percent at Lorain tube plant
The Chronicle Telegram reports that wage increases of roughly ten percent will take effect April first at the National Tube plant in Lorain. Announcement came from John D. Igoe, president of the Employees Representative Council, and Paul Glass, secretary of the Council. Details on the increase scope and salaried employees were not released.
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Chronicle
National Tube
Lorain
John D. Igoe
Employees Representative Council
Paul Glass
Tel Workers Look Forward To More Pay
Thousands of steel workers in eastern and midwestern plants expect a 10 percent wage increase effective Sunday. More than 300,000 employees may receive higher pay next week as companies like Republic Steel and Wheeling Steel announce raises, while American Iron and Steel Institute withheld any general wage announcement.
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New York
United Sates Steel Corporation
Betcehem Steel Corporation
American Tron & Steel Institute
Republic Steel Corporation
American Rollings Mills
Corrigan-McKinney
Wheeling Steel Company
Jones & Laughlin
National Steel Corporation
No. 2
Sharon Steel Hoop Plans 1 9 Percent Wage Increase
Youngstown March 28 Sharon Steel Hoop Company today announced it will follow the larger steel companies in granting 2 19 per cent wage increase to its employees effective April 1.
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Youngstown
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Republic Steel Increases Wages for All Employees
Republic Steel Corporation and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company announced a 10 percent wage increase for all employees in their plants, effective April 1, with the bulletin filed from Youngstown Ohio on March 25.
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Youngstown, O
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company Today
Human News Behind the Want Ads
A column notes how everyday want ads reveal personal stories from neighbors. It highlights two aging parents seeking furniture and a baby chair, suggesting each small ad carries a potentially tragic or joyful narrative. The piece emphasizes readers may discover human stories behind the lines.
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